I think we can afford to lose Terry for a while, as we have good central defenders to cover. I'd be more worried about Lampard, as he is about the only consistent goal scorer we have.
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Dont you think Manure and the Arse would be better off if Chelski had a good run in the Champions League, at least then there is a chance that they will run out of steam by the end of the year again.Originally posted by TonyEnglishI agree, but forcing them to make changes in key areas is better than nothing. I'd say losing Lampard and Terry for a significant period could only be a good thing for the rest.
If I had a preferance though, I'd like both teams to lose.I am not qualified to give the above advice!
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Just to remind you we Chelsea had a "Good Run" in the Champions league for the last 2 seasons Semi Finals twice....Comment
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But until you win it you will only be considered another Blackburn RoversThe court heard Darren Upton had written a letter to Judge Sally Cahill QC saying he wasn’t “a typical inmate of prison”.
But the judge said: “That simply demonstrates your arrogance continues. You are typical. Inmates of prison are people who are dishonest. You are a thoroughly dishonestly man motivated by your own selfish greed.”Comment
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Praise indeed!Originally posted by BagpussBut until you win it you will only be considered another Blackburn RoversComment
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Not another bastard Rovers fan!Originally posted by PacoPraise indeed!I am not qualified to give the above advice!
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Praise indeed! but not another "you bought the Premiership" wally!
There was always the Manures of this world doing that...Now you have a London club doing it with the big guy's everone has a go...At least there are 3 big clubs instead of the 2....now that's got to be goodComment
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True, but it would be better with half a dozen, like it was in the seventies.Originally posted by steve'OAt least there are 3 big clubs instead of the 2....now that's got to be good
However, the fear is that Chelsea are too good. There are no practical limits to their resources.Comment
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It's funny how Chelsea buy all their success, whereas the same is never said about Man Utd, Liverpool or Arsenal. Of course Man Utd have never been big spenders. As for Real Madrid - all home grown talent.
Cash can only go so far. Look at Real Madrid. The difference is that in Mourinho we have finally got a great manager. Roman's cash was needed to give the club a boost, to put us on par with the other major European sides. It won't last forever and the plan is for the club to become self-sufficient within a few years. Given the big investment in the club's infrastructure, that is a real possibility.Comment
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And I think Chelsea deserve it more.
Man U/Arsenal/Liverpool......Could Mr Bates have bought those clubs for £1?
Proper Cinderella story..Comment
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